How to Say ‘No legal proceedings have been initiated.’ in Mexican Spanish
No se ha abierto un sumario judicial.
noh seh ah ah-BYEHR-toh oon soo-MAH-ree-oh hoo-dee-SYAL
[noh seh ah ah-BYEHR-toh oon soo-MAH-ree-oh hoo-dee-SYAL]
Phrase Breakdown
No se ha abierto
noh seh ah ah-BYEHR-toh
Words in this phrase
No
[noh]
No
'No' is used for negation in Spanish, meaning not or no in English.
No ha sido fácil.
It has not been easy.
se
[seh]
Is
'Se' is used as a reflexive pronoun, often used in passive constructions.
Se busca solución.
A solution is sought.
ha
[ah]
Has
'Ha' is the third person singular form of 'haber', used as an auxiliary verb.
Ha sido decidido.
It has been decided.
abierto
[ah-BYEHR-toh]
Opened
'Abierto' is the past participle of 'abrir', meaning to open.
El expediente fue abierto.
The case was opened.
Un sumario judicial
oon soo-MAH-ree-oh hoo-dee-SYAL
Words in this phrase
un
[oon]
A
'Un' is an indefinite article used before masculine singular nouns.
Un libro estaba en la mesa.
A book was on the table.
sumario
[soo-MAH-ree-oh]
Judicial
'Sumario' generally refers to a type of proceeding or digest in a legal context.
Se requiere sumario judicial.
A judicial proceeding is required.
judicial
[hoo-dee-SYAL]
Summary
'Judicial' relates to courts or the administration of justice.
Fue un análisis judicial.
It was a judicial analysis.
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